Hello Fulvio,
I believe also that the pgnscid script was not particularly useful and a
little dangerous: it's possible to import multiple png directly from the
GUI and usually you really want a user to supervise such a process in
case of errors.
If I remember correctly I once had problems
Okechukwu Iwu wrote:
- I have used the pgnscid script for years in a daily cron job, one
which I would prefer not to do by hand if I don't have to. So, maybe I
will be the only one asking for clemency on behalf of that script ;-)
:)
Unfortunately pgnscid was not a script but somec++ duplicate
Fulvio wrote:
Hi,
the Ask-to-replace popup should burn in hell :)
I hated it with all my heart.
Imagine a text editor that creates a popup everytime you digit a char
(do you want to insert a new char or replace the old one?).
I believe also that the pgnscid script was not particularly
Denis Navas wrote:
Indeed,
Trial mode is a good option, because allows several things,
cut
Hi,
please try delete variation: it works for all the use case you described.
On another thought, I have not understood yet, why was necessary to
supress a capability that already worked as expected?
The trial mode is not one of the options on the toolbar.
I checked with SCID 4.5 and can confirm this. The trial mode is not there
anymore.
There used to be a shortcut for this. (Can't recall which - a?) I'd have
to do tests.
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The trial mode is important because it is useful to run
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Jeff Alter wrote:
No - The trial mode is not one of the options on the toolbar.
Hi,
indeed i removed the trial mode in Scid v.4.6.
The problem is that it requires to decide whether the analysis is
interesting before actually making analysis.
There are better solutions to discard the analysis
Okechukwu Iwu wrote:
That, the lack of the Ask-to-replace popup, and the decision to remove
the pgnscid script, are kinda deal breakers for me.
Hi,
the Ask-to-replace popup should burn in hell :)
I hated it with all my heart.
Imagine a text editor that creates a popup everytime you digit a
Indeed,
Trial mode is a good option, because allows several things, without
registering the moves and once finished the variation, returning to the
position where the variation started.
This can be handy in the following situations:
- When reviewing an analysis, sometimes I wish to know,
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Hi!
When you click on Options- Toolbars, a window should open. There you
can set what items you want to show on the toolbar. It appears that in
version 4.6, it defaults to None.
Hope that helps!
Okey Iwu
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